Wrest Point

Seventeen floors above the River Derwent, the revolving restaurant at Wrest Point radiates special occasion. When the doors open and the view unfolds, you’ll understand why The Point has been a backdrop of memorable dining for over 40 years. This recently refurbished Hobart restaurant is committed to people, produce and place. The menu weaves some of Tasmania’s finest ingredients into a dining experience punctuated with theatre and flair. Your dining experience, now with its fresh new look, will go beyond your expectations. All this whilst taking in the views of the Tasman Bridge, Mount Wellington and the majestic River Derwent via the revolving mechanism unique to The Point. Whether you’re a regular valued guest or visiting for the first time to celebrate, spoil those close and mark a new memory, let them set you a table at the top. See their website for restaurant opening hours. Opening Wednesday evenings from 16th June 2021.

Join comedy legend Dave Hughes for an unforgettable evening of laughter when he takes the stage with his brand-new hour WTF? Lately, Hughesy has been saying “WTF?” more than ever, and he’s created an entire show around it. With his natural charm and unmistakably Australian humour, Dave is a master of stand-up comedy and has a unique talent for transforming everyday mishaps into uproarious routines. Hughesy is truly the greatest of all time, and there’s nothing quite like experiencing him live. Don’t miss your chance to catch this funny new hour and book today. It will sell out! “A master of his trade.” The Advertiser

Presented by World Expeditions, the 2025 Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour is a three-hour celebration of the mountain and adventure sports world.  Sharing the most exhilarating short films from explorers, runners, mountain bikers, skiers, paddlers and climbers from around the globe. The tour is hot on the heels of the largest and most prestigious mountain festivals in the world, the Banff Mountain Festival, which takes place every November in the mountain town of Banff, in Canada. More than 300 of the world’s best mountain sports, culture, environment, adventure, and exploration films are shown during the week-long event. A selection of award winners and audience favourites then tours the globe, visiting 390 communities and 35 countries as part of the festival’s official world tour. This year, the Australian line-up features a captivating collection of short films shot in some of the most wild and remote corners of the world. The program is packed full of mesmerising cinematography, thought-provoking storylines and adrenaline-inducing action sequences. The original and the best mountain film festival is an Adventure Reels event.